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The Myanmar military declared a state of emergency in the country for one year, following the coup.
Myanmar citizens calls for boycott of military-linked products and services ANI | Updated: Feb 03, 2021 19:43 IST
Naypyitaw [Myanmar], February 3 (ANI): Days after a coup in Myanmar, people have called for boycott of the military-linked products and services.
The Myanmar population is pushing for the Stop Buying Junta Business campaign, as a sign of support for democracy against dictatorship of the military, also known as the Tatmadaw, and declaration of a one-year state of emergency, Myanmar Times reported.
The Tatmadaw has been linked to a large number of businesses in various sectors such as food and beverage products, the entertainment industry, internet service providers, banks, financial enterprises, hospitals, oil companies, and wholesale markets and retail businesses.
Meanwhile, a number of celebrities have announced not to endorse or work with armed forces related corporations.
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Supporters on a car wave national and military flags Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021, in Yangon, Myanmar. (Photo | AP) By ANI
NAYPYITAW: Days after a coup in Myanmar, people have called for a boycott of the military-linked products and services.
The Myanmar population is pushing for the Stop Buying Junta Business campaign, as a sign of support for democracy against the dictatorship of the military, also known as the Tatmadaw, and declaration of a one-year state of emergency, Myanmar Times reported.
2020-12-24 03:05:50 GMT2020-12-24 11:05:50(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
YANGON, Dec. 24 (Xinhua) The peace process in Myanmar is expected to move forward in 2021 after the general elections held in November this year gave the ruling National League for Democracy (NLD) party a new mandate to rule the country.
The quinquennial general elections were held across Myanmar on Nov. 8 and the ruling NLD secured more than enough parliamentary seats needed for its next five-year term.
This year s multi-party general elections were the third of its kind held in accordance with Constitution. The next parliamentary session is scheduled to open in the first week of February 2021.